Soon enough, they realize that Agravaine is still following them and Merlin insists he knows enough of these tunnels to get rid of Agravaine and his baddies.

Behind him Arthur overhears Gwen defending him to Tristan, and looks embarrassed at the questions. In the meantime after some perfunctory banter, Merlin and Arthur argue about which direction to go, before continuing on into the caves. What he means is that he’s going to Kilgharrah to make BBQ-ed baddies, and as the others are escaping, the dragon continues on his attack.

Tristan and Isolde, and the meeting with Arthur, where nothing of Lancelot is mentioned – as per usual, the trick of the Merlin writers is to pretend questions need not be asked and their audience will be too gung-ho on the legend coming true, rather than the story making sense.Īnyway, Merlin, Tristan and Isolde, Gwen and Arthur are running off into the woods to escape Agravaine when Merlin sends the others off telling them he’ll cover their tracks.

I’ve been remiss in my viewing of Merlin, but as usual, complete in slow-mo, episode 13 begins with a “previously” that brings me up to date with Morgana and Agravaine’s escapades, complete with the question as to how she manages to attack the King’s castle, who has an army at his disposal and not just the knights of the round table.Īnyway, I’m guessing that’s one of the things thats explained in previous episodes.

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